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  1. The EU Council renewed and extended restrictive sanctions against Russia following its military aggression in Ukraine.

The EU announced sanctions against Russian companies, citing the aggression against Ukraine.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 19
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The EU announced sanctions against Russian companies, citing the aggression against Ukraine.

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Vladimir Putin

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  1. Russia is successfully evading sanctions imposed by the EU.1 source
  2. The EU levied sanctions on Russia’s space industry.Sub-event
  3. EU targets companies providing surveillance services to Russia.1 source
  4. Putin's ideological opposition to Europe's security, aggressive war against Ukraine, and the resulting calls for sanctions and controls.Sub-event
  5. EU sanctions HTX exchange for supporting Russia's war.1 source
  6. EU announced sanctions against Russian companies in response to the war in Ukraine.1 source
  7. FSB used a supervised app against critics of the Ukraine war.1 source

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